App Preview video: the 5.5in video is not accepted by iTunesConnect - ios

I can upload preview videos for all the other display sizes with no problem, but the 5.5in display size keeps giving me this error message. The video format that I'm uploading is .mp4. I even tried .m4v, but the ear does not go away.

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I'm using Quicktime to capture my app's video preview, when I upload the video to iTunes connect I received the following error:
Any help?
Thanks.
Once you record video with Quicktime.
Edit or create app preview with iMovies.
Once you import video to iMovies, there is special option to create app preview video, and then share it as app preview video also.
This should solve your problem and upload app preview to itunes connect.
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See this question: Cannot upload video to iTunesConnect: The frame rate of your app video preview is too high
The asker there was able to use a preview version of Final Cut Pro to get a frame rate under 30, which is required for app preview videos.

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